Stephen Curry added another milestone to his illustrious career by scoring 20 points in the Golden State Warriors' 132-106 victory over the Sacramento Kings, marking the 700th time he has reached that scoring mark in his career. This feat makes him the first in franchise history to achieve it, joining an elite group of current players including LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and James Harden.

While Curry's individual brilliance was on display, it was the performance of his teammates during his bench minutes that truly propelled the Warriors. Rookie Quinten Post stepped up significantly, scoring nine points with three consecutive three-pointers, helping the Warriors extend their lead. The combination of Podziemski, Post, Moses Moody, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green significantly outperformed the Kings, outscoring them 22-8 during Curry's rest.